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e <br />.~ <br />-. <br />PERMITEE NAME <br />PERMIT NO: <br />OPERATION NAME: <br />ANNIVERSARY DATE <br />ANNUAL FEE DUE: <br />COUNTY: <br />ANNUAL REPORT <br /> <br />The Regents of the University of Colorado <br />M-1981-302 <br />Deepe Farm Pit <br />April 20, 2001 <br />$688.00 <br />Boulder <br />RECEIVED <br />APR 181001 <br />D~~ision of IKinerals and Geology <br />On November 28, 2000, the Division of Minerals and Geology approved the succession <br />of operators from Western Mobile Boulder, Inc. to the Regents of the University of <br />Colorado for the Deepe Farm Pit, Permit No. M-1981-302. <br />Since April, 2000 the following activities have occurred on the Deepe Farm Pit parcel. <br />1) On-going weed management occurred on the Deepe Farm Pi[ as a part of on- <br />going good land stewardship and reclamation requirements of this permit. These <br />weed management tasks will continue during the spring, summer and/or Fall of <br />2001. <br />2) Summer, 2000 -Afire occurred on Boulder County Open Space Property a few <br />miles west of the property on the Walker Ranch. The University allowed <br />portions of both the Deepe Farm Pit and the Turnpike Pit (M-1978-064) parcels to <br />be used as a staging area (Fire Camp) for the fire fighters for several days. <br />During this occurrence, approximately four (4) acres were disturbed combined on <br />both parcels with less than one (1) acre of disturbance on the Deepe Farm Pit. <br />The US Forest Service and other involved agencies have agreed to reimburse the <br />University for the restoration of the disturbed vegetation. The re-seeding and <br />mulching of these disturbed areas will take place in the spring of 2001 utilizing <br />the approved reclamation seed mix. The area of impact is shown on the attached <br />drawing. However, it has been suggested by the staff of the Division of Minerals <br />and Geology that the University wait until late spring of 2001 to determine <br />whether or not the vegetation will need to be restored or if it will re-start on its <br />own. In any case, the University will insure that the site is reclaimed. <br />3) April through June, 2001 - A drainage improvement project will occur on a <br />portion of the Deepe Farm Pit parcel. We have included a map indicating the <br />areas of work to be included in this project. It should be noted that some of the <br />work to be undertaken also affects the Turnpike Pit. The work to be undertaken <br />on this reclamation drainage project will include: removing approximately four <br />